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For example, ascribing a death to “sudden death during restraint” gives no greater insight into the underlying medical cause of death than would “sudden death during a car accident.” The same can be said for “excited delirium.” It may be a convenient label to cluster frequently recurring physical conditions and activities, but offers no guidance as to the underlying physiological mechanisms that caused the death.
Braidwood Report - Phase 2 - p. 331.